From: Deaf Lugs on
I'm trying to install ffmpeg on my server but its hard due to the fact
that I'm constantly looking for dependencies (in the right order) to
install before actually installing ffmpeg.

Anyone know of an rpm that has absolutely everything in it that I can
use to install it all in one short move?

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From: Vahis on
On 2010-08-09, Deaf Lugs <always(a)suffering.on.here> wrote:
> I'm trying to install ffmpeg on my server but its hard due to the fact
> that I'm constantly looking for dependencies (in the right order) to
> install before actually installing ffmpeg.
>
> Anyone know of an rpm that has absolutely everything in it that I can
> use to install it all in one short move?
>

Install with YaST. It'll take care of it.

Or zypper. It'll take care of it, too.

Vahis
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From: David Bolt on
On Monday 09 Aug 2010 19:38, while playing with a tin of spray paint,
Deaf Lugs painted this mural:

> I'm trying to install ffmpeg on my server but its hard due to the fact
> that I'm constantly looking for dependencies (in the right order) to
> install before actually installing ffmpeg.

You're not trying to build and install from sources are you?

> Anyone know of an rpm that has absolutely everything in it that I can
> use to install it all in one short move?

Not one rpm, but if you add Packman as a repository, picking the ffmpeg
package will pull in the dependencies.


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David Bolt

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From: Deaf Lugs on
Thanks Guys! I apprec iate your help.

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From: Eef Hartman on
Deaf Lugs <always(a)suffering.on.here> wrote:
> I'm trying to install ffmpeg on my server but its hard due to the fact
> that I'm constantly looking for dependencies (in the right order) to
> install before actually installing ffmpeg.
>
> Anyone know of an rpm that has absolutely everything in it that I can
> use to install it all in one short move?

Not an rpm but a repo:
VideoLan has a repo with all of the newest ffmpeg packages, including
the app itself:
http://download.videolan.org/pub/videolan/vlc/SuSE/11.x, with x
going from 0 to 3.

This is what I got from it:
i | ffmpeg | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | liba52-0 | package | 0.7.4-13.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libass4 | package | 0.9.7-10.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavcodec52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavcore0 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavdevice52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavfilter1 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavformat52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavutil50 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libdca0 | package | 0.0.5.82-17.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libdvdcss | package | 1.2.10-7.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libenca0 | package | 1.13-7.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libfaac0 | package | 1.28-3.4 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libfaad2 | package | 2.7-15.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libass4 | package | 0.9.7-10.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavcodec52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavcore0 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavdevice52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavfilter1 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavformat52 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libavutil50 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libdca0 | package | 0.0.5.82-17.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libdvdcss | package | 1.2.10-7.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libenca0 | package | 1.13-7.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libfaac0 | package | 1.28-3.4 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libfaad2 | package | 2.7-15.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libkate1 | package | 0.3.7-1.4 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libmad0 | package | 0.15.1b-10.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libmp3lame0 | package | 3.98.4-1.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libmpeg2-0 | package | 0.5.1-6.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | liborc-0_4-0 | package | 0.4.4-4.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libpostproc51 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libswscale0 | package | 0.6.0.24663-1.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libtheora0 | package | 1.1.1-9.1 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libupnp3 | package | 1.6.6-1.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libx264-104 | package | 0.104-5.2 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
i | libxvidcore4 | package | 1.2.2-1.3 | i586 | VideoLan mediaplayer
Not all of these libraries are needed for ffmpeg, but I also got lame
and vlc itself installed.
The libav* packages are the heart of the ffmpeg product.

If you keep the repo enabled, you also get regular updates or sometimes
replacements (like libx264, it switches to a new version every few
months or so, you can mostly remove the older version afterwards).

PS: this list was generated with "zypper search -is|grep VideoLan",
to search for all packages, installed from the VideoLan repo.
I trimmed the list a bit to just show ffmpeg and the lib* ones.
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